Longines Primaluna White Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch L81104166

Hands-On: With The Piaget Altiplano Skeleton in White Gold: Live Pics + Official Pricing
Ask most guys under the age of 50 if they'd wear a skeleton watch, and they'd say "No f'n way."? The reason for that is, up until recently, most were relegated to regal, almost faux opulent designs that were just a little too ornate, a little too "blingy" in the most upper eastside-y / Purdy sort of way.?Then came the Openworked Royal Oak (ref 15305) from AP and the Altiplano Skeleton from Piaget, which we showed you first here.? These two watches are the best examples of the new type of skeletonized watches - the types of openworking that is less dandy / ornate and more manly / industrial.? At SIHH and while visiting Piaget with our contest winner, we got a chance to go hands-on with this awesome new skeletonitzed Altiplano.Sized at 38mm in a case of white gold (ugh, how nice does that combination of size and metal sound?), this is actually the thinnest skeletonized caliber (Piaget 1200S) inside the world's thinnest skeletonized watch, and it took over three years to develop.? What Pi

Custom Yacht-Master Artwork
On Boxing Day 2006 I took this picture of my Yacht-Master on my holly tree:A friend of mine saw it and had this beautiful watercolour done for me, and gave it to me as a birthday present in 2007:I have just had it framed and am really pleased with the results, even if the photo does not do the original watercolour justice:Anyone else got any custom Rolex art?All the best,Harry

omega 2886 ck
Hi there , I just joined the forum , I am omega collector , one of the omega pieces I have is This 2886 ck , 33 mm white dial 321 chrono 15 milion ser, # , any one familiar with this model , it is in super fine condition . doesn"t have the words Omega under the logo on dial. Regards Kaz D,

Royal Oak strange pricing and availability
Hey guys,Not that I'm buying any of the these two at the moment, but wanted to gain some knowledge regarding the two, as it came as a surprise to me.So the 39mm SS Royal oak jumbo ref:15202ST.OO.1240ST.01, sells for a retail of $22,700. It has no discount and is very had to get. It's just time and date without a seconds hand. (Some say it has a wait list)On the other hand 41 mm SS Royal oak ref:15400ST.OO.1220ST.03, is what I beleive a newer version of the above, is easily available, has a seconds hand and retails at $17,800. Plus you can get a discount on that aswell What's up with that? Can anyone explain

Left Rolex for Breitling, and couldn't be happier
Hey guys, just a follow up from an earlier thread I posted. I received my superocean steelfish this week. I'm a permanent Breitling convert. I was first of all taken care of more than fairly by Bernard Watch Co. I received a new in box w/ papers blue dial superocean steelfish the day after they received my subdate. I needed to get the bracelet sized so stopped by the AD and he confirmed the watch was produced on 03/10 and was within cosc specs. I also received $895.00 with it for the difference in values from Bernard Watch. I love my new watch. I do miss the subdate, but I am content that I made the right decision. For anyone on the fence about breitling I say go for it. Unfortunately my iPhone doesn't give me the option to post pics. Thanks to those of you who encouraged me to take the leap.